City Interactive Games has released a brand new gameplay trailer for their upcoming first person WWII shooter Enemy Front. The trailer showcases how you’ll be able to play the game in a stealthy fashion, infiltrating Nazi bases and silently taking out enemy soldiers. Check it out above.

Though CI Games has experience with shooters such as the Sniper: Ghost Warrior franchise, Enemy Front takes a significantly different approach. You’ll have several different ways with which to complete missions, with options for sniping, stealth and even sabotage. You’ll play as war correspondent Robert Hawkins and experience the war first hand, travelling from France to Poland to take down the Nazis.

Enemy Front is slated to release on June 10th for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. There will be a GameSopt Special Edition which adds a new standalone mission “Raid on St. Nazaire”, the soundtrack, additional weapons such as the M1 Garand and Webley Pistol and DLC for $49.99.

Bandai Namco and City Interactive Games have announced that Enemy Front will be receiving a Limited Edition when it releases on June 19th for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. The World War II first person shooter will include new content such as the “Raid on St. Nazaire” missions, the game’s soundtrack, additional weapons like the M1 Garand and Webley Pistol, exclusive DLC and its own special packaging. It will retail for $49.99.

CEO of CI Games Marek Tyminski stated that, “Our studio has created a World War II game with beautiful visuals, engaging and open-ended levels, and the limited edition adds even more content to a package already brimming with intense action.”

Bandai Namco Games America senior VP for sales and marketing Chris Gilbert, “Enemy Front brings an exciting title to BANDAI NAMCO Games America Inc. s portfolio. CI Games gives the World War II first-person shooting genre a breath of fresh air with multifaceted gameplay that lets players carry out missions the best way they see fit.”

Will you be picking it up? Let us know below.

CI Games promises a more open-world feel to the DLC compared to the main campaign. Cole “Sandman” Anderson returns to rescue a CIA operative from a Russian facility in Siberia. With only a simple GPS signal and no assistance, Anderson must rely on maps and good old-fashioned navigation, picking up clues on the way, to rescue the operative.

Of course, touting a sniper rifle and picking off foes from a safe distance never hurt anyone. Except the foes of course.

Siberian Strike is currently available for 800 Microsoft Points or £8.99 – you can check out our rather somber review of Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 here. Check out the new trailer for DLC and also the spiffy new screenshots that CI Games has released.

Cole “Sandman” Anderson must infilitrate a Russian military facility located in the Siberian city of Birsovik to locate CIA operative M. Diaz, who went undercover to see if the Russians were manufacturing WMDs or not. He’ll be working alongside Task 121, and only has Diaz’s GPS signal. From there, it’s all rote discovery.

Check out our review of Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 here.

On top that, there will also be free multiplayer DLC released, which will include two new maps – Tower Defense and Temple Crossing – and a new game mode.

CEO of City Interactive Games Marek Tyminski states that the DLC “is just the first step in our plan to support the Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 experience for our fans after launch. We will also soon release a dedicated update to the PC version of the game that will allow gamers to enjoy all the advantages of DirectX 11.”

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 releases for Xbox 360 and PS3 at £39.99 and alongside PC for £24.99.